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1 6 |    to the revolution of the universe. Every city has a guiding
2 7 |   God and the nature of the universe, nor busy ourselves in searching
3 10|  sun, and the stars and the universe, and the fair order of the
4 10|  and lesser concerns of the universe, they neglect them because
5 10|     youth:—The ruler of the universe has ordered all things with
6 10|    of these portions of the universe is thine own, unhappy man,
7 10|   happens to you and to the universe, as far as the laws of the
8 12|  the mind which ordered the universe. If a man look upon the
9 12| mind was the orderer of the universe. But these same persons